The Wall Street Journal's stubborn conservatism.

According to him looking at website source code is a crime

The names may be familiar, but the amount of plastic these companies are producing is shocking.

The concept of “offline” is built on the earlier concept of “wilderness,” inheriting its flaws and hazards

Apple is planning a new feature for the iPhone and Apple Watch that would enable the devices to detect if you are involved in a car crash and...

Some schools closed in response to viral TikTok rumors.

Offending posts—including sexually explicit images—linger in comment histories long after their removal from subreddits

Facebook insists that mainstream news sites perform the best on its platform. But by other measures, sensationalist, partisan content reigns

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Employees say their complaints about workplace misconduct were routinely ignored

It’s a big deal for the Big Apple and the rest of the US.

People earnestly doing what they're told, and absolutely not getting what they were promised.

The interactive 'Woman' video was made in conjunction with nonprofit Girls Who Code.

Lauren Boebert is using her family Christmas portrait to provoke liberal hysteria. But the photo reveals something much more significant about how America has changed.

What’s a wallet? What’s a Rarible?

I don’t think you understand digital scarcity, Mr. Anderson

Vermont’s long-standing culture of neighborliness may help explain why the state is weathering the pandemic pretty peacefully.

The post-Trump era could’ve been a return to form for the conspiracy king; instead it’s been his undoing.

Countries with low vaccination rates are suffering from more than just inequity.

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This week, we imagine a new version of the web that takes the power from the platforms and puts it back into the hands of the people.

The Tesla Model Y seems like the complete package, but its active safety suite is so fundamentally flawed that the whole dish is completely ruined.

How the country came to view religion as a threat to national identity

The joys—and absurdities—of finding oneself abandoned in a desolate landscape.

A key planner of the Jan. 6 rally near the White House insisted the burner phones be purchased with cash, a source says

The record influx of recent arrivals from all over might be exactly what the state needs. That includes Californians. (And no, they’re not turning Texas blue.)

The private collector beat out a group of cryptocurrency investors who raised more than $40 million to buy the historic document.

Today’s Vergecast covers policy, space, and consumer tech.

We've got a crossposted episode for you this week: Mike recently joined The Cato Daily Podcast with Caleb O. Brown for a discussion about the "hacking" fiasco in Missouri and the state's treatment of the journalists who exposed its...